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The heartrending hook behind “Unsung Hero” isn’t solely discovering how one tight knit family birthed two chart-topping contemporary Christian musical acts, although that is an interesting draw. It’s not necessarily learning how the Aussie expats survived a slew of hardships through togetherness and fortitude. The fascinating angle it adopts is similar to the way Steven Spielberg explored a tumultuous time in his childhood with “The Fablemans,” as Joel Smallbone (who co-wrote and directed with Richard L. Ramsey) also engages with family history, portraying his father grappling with financial and personal crises. The co-directors re-contextualize character-building circumstances, crafting a soul-stirring testament to the power of family and faith in the process.

David Smallbone (Joel Smallbone) is at the top of his game in early 1991. He’s got a great support system at work as one of Australia’s top Christian artist concert promoters, luring in such performers as the heavy metal hair band Stryper.

Your browser does not support the video tag. Lionsgate, Kingdom Story Company, and Candy Rock present the trailer for the upcoming inspirational drama, Unsung Hero. We have an exclusive clip, too. The film follows the Smallbone family from Australia as they move to the US to rebuild their lives after the collapse of their music company. Joel Smallbone of the Christian pop band for King + Country directs, writes, and stars in Unsung Hero, based on the remarkable true story of his family's journey.

We have an exclusive clip of the upcoming drama Unsung Hero, which features Terry O'Quinn as a father talking to his son, played by for King & Country singer Joel Smallbone. We also have the trailer and images for this inspiring film about the Smallbone family, who hail from Australia and find themselves in a foreign land, trying to build a new life together. Unsung Hero is...

Lionsgate, Kingdom Story Company, and Candy Rock present the first trailer for the upcoming inspirational drama, Unsung Hero. The film follows the Smallbone family from Australia as they move to the US to rebuild their lives after the collapse of their music company. Joel Smallbone of the Christian pop band for King + Country directs, writes, and stars in Unsung Hero, based on the remarkable true story of his family's journey.

Lionsgate, Kingdom Story Company, and Candy Rock have revealed the official trailer and poster for the upcoming drama Unsung Hero. This all offers a comprehensive look at the Smallbone family, who are essentially the subject of this inspiring new film about a family who hail from Australia and who find themselves in a foreign land, trying to build a new life together. Unsung Hero is scheduled to be released on April 26, 2024, and you can check out the official trailer below.

I was talking to another movie buff the other night when the subject of Mark Wahlberg came up. "What," he said, "you mean Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch?" It wasn't the first time I've heard people make snarky comments about Wahlberg's hip hop career before he got into acting, which got me thinking: Why just him? When the name Charlize Theron enters the discussion, no one says, "What, you mean the former winner of the Rooi Rose modeling competition in South Africa?" or makes a wisecrack about Hugh Jackman's previous job as a children's entertainer called Coco the Clown.

I think it's because people are, for whatever reason, still dubious about the talents of a guy who first tasted stardom rapping badly while frequently appearing shirtless with a baseball cap, and that was before using his buff physique to sell underpants. This is weird because he has done...